Big Three Agree on Plans to End West German Occupation
Paris reports the Big Three and West Germany reached a basis for ending Allied occupation and restoring nearly full sovereignty. A joint communique said principles are settled and remaining issues to be drafted by Nov 14. The session in Paris at Palace NATO headquarters included Dulles Eden Mendes-France Adenauer and lasted under two hours.
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Bonn Republic
West Germany
United States
Britain
France
Konrad Adenauer
Foreign Office
Palais de Chaillot
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Anthony Eden
Pierre Mendes-France
Mendes-France
Adenauer
Eden
Dulles
London
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Washington
Brussels
NATO
Paris
Orly Airfield
West Europe
NATO Council
Western
Germany
Europe
Plymouth Group Celebrates 100th Birthday of Church
Plymouth Congregational Church marks its centennial with a four day fete beginning tomorrow. Founded Oct 15 1854 on Kaw River hay tent with 10 charter members the church now has 900 members. Former ministers return for dinners talks and a dramatic centennial program. The weekend includes devotions workday for Christ and two Sunday services.
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Kaw
Vi. St
S. Y. Lum
Richard Cordley
Plymouth
Dale Emerson Turner
Lawrence
Merle Rymph
Congregational Christian Churches of
Kansas
Ray Eusden
Boston
Mass
Alfred D. Grey
Lansing
Mich
Joseph F. King
First Church
Oberlin
C. Fosberg Hughes
Colonial Church
Prairie Village
King
Europe
Christ
Surprise Showers Across East Kansas Forecast
Topeka reports scattered showers moving into northeast Kansas with additional thundershowers expected tonight and Thursday across the eastern area. Measurable rain was light, Kansas City 0.30 inch, Topeka and Wamego traces. Forecaster Tom Arnold notes partly cloudy west, more clouds east, cooler in west and central Kansas tonight and tomorrow. Overnight lows mid 30s to 50s. highs yesterday ranged 59 in Olathe to 81 in Hutchinson.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Kansas City
Wamega
Tom Arnold
Cental Kansas
Olathe
Hutchinson
Laws
Goodland
Wichita
Aris L. Green Dies Director for Missouri Public Service
Aris L. Green, 39, a director of the board of the Missouri Public Service Co. in Warrensburg, Mo., died last night at Trinity Lutheran hospital after intermittent illness since last April. Duck season opens tomorrow noon. Everything for hunters at Francis Sporting Goods.
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Kansas City
Aris L. Green
The
Missouri Public Service Co
Warrensburg
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Green
Francis Sporting Goods
Adv
Petersen Indicted for Handling Defense Secrets
Joseph E. Petersen, 40, a former National Security Agency employee, was indicted on three counts charging unlawful handling of government defense secrets. He pleaded innocent. The charges involve copying intelligence information, disclosure to the Netherlands, and concealing documents. The Netherlands was long unnamed as the recipient. its government says Petersen acted under assumed authority in a wartime cooperation. The arrest date was October 9.
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Alexandria
Joseph E. Petersen
Petersen
National Security Agency
Netherlands
Hall Says Kansas Labor Laws Need Update
Republican nominee for governor GIRARD Lt. Gov. Fred Hall declares Kansas labor management statutes totally inadequate and outmoded. He cites sections ruled unconstitutional and urges state government to update laws during a noon campaign speech here.
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Girard
Basi
Fred Hall
Kansas
Hall
Hankins Family Relives Holland Fulbright Year
Prof John Hankins and wife Ruth share highlights from their 2 year abroad in Holland and England as Fulbright lecturers at Leyden University They detail bicycle touring in Holland a luncheon with the queen an audience with the pope and the birth of a granddaughter They and their two sons lived as a Dutch faculty family facing local frugal living and language learning while their daughter Margaret married a Dutch engineer and a granddaughter Lisa was born The piece notes Leyden Founders Day where Queen Juli ana attended a luncheon
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Ruth FE
Holland
England
John Hankins
Hankins
University of Leyden
Hanking
Prof
University of Kansas English Department
Lawrence
Maine
Margaret
Arthur van Mourik
Netherlands
Campanella Undergoes Hand Surgery Again
New York Brooklyn Dodger catcher Roy Campanella underwent a four hour operation on his left hand today. It was his second operation in under six months after a May surgery to remove bone chips that caused a four week layoff and reduced batting effectiveness. The latest procedure aimed to release adhesions causing partial paralysis of the ulnar nerve.
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New York
Roy Campanella
Brooklyn Dodger
Campanella
British Dock Strike Threatens Food Supply
London reports strike action spreading across major ports with about 39,000 dockers off work including in London Liverpool Birkenhead Hull and Southampton. Churchill cabinet weighs deploying troops to unload ships especially meat eggs and fruit if strikers do not return by Saturday.
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London
Queen Elizabeth
America
Southampton
Britain
Liverpool
Birkenhead
Hull
Churchill
Dock Labor Board
Eisenhower Warns No Victory Alternative In War
President Eisenhower told about 7,500 at Trinity College that war offers no clear victory or defeat, only degrees of destruction. He urged American youth to uphold spiritual values as salvation from destruction during a convocation marking the college’s 132nd year. He received an honorary law degree and planned two major non political speeches in New York after returning from Washington.
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Eisenhower
Barelj
White House
Denver
Connecticut
New York
GOP
New York City
America
Hartford
John Lodge
Columbine
LaGuardia
DuMont Network
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CBS
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Roosevelt Hotel
Irving M. Ives
Averell Harriman
Waldorf-Astoria
Clifford P. Case
New Jersey
Charles R. Howell
U.S
Alfred E. Smith
Gettysburg
Conn
Trinity College
Nixon
Tobacco Industry Launches Giant Research Program
The tobacco industry forms a wide scale scientific plan to study medical effects of smoking. A $500000 fund backs lung cancer studies at 10 medical centers, surveys of smoking habits, emotional patterns, and animal experiments. Critics urge focus on safety. experts say proving harm remains challenging.
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Tobacco Industry
New York
E. Cuyler Hammond
American Cancer Society
Hammond
ACS
Gavilan Saxton Weigh In For Philadelphia Title Fight
Welterweight champion Kid Gavilan and challenger Johnny Saxton weighed in at 145 3/4 and 146 pounds respectively today in Philadelphia Convention Hall for their 15 round world title bout set for tonight.
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Philadelphia
Kid Gavilan
Johnny Saxton
Convention Hall
Hospital Bonds Pass in Tight Vote at Lawrence Memorial
The controversial $1 million hospital bond issue was approved by 192 votes as 2,514 ballots were cast with 1,351 yes and 1,139 no. Ward results varied from 306–186 in the Second Ward to 76–151 in the Fifth Ward, reflecting patterns similar to the 1953 water sewer bond election. City will canvass Friday and seek federal aid for hospital expansion.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Jim Wigglesworth
Harold Fisher
First Ward
Second Ward
Fourth Ward
Fifth Ward
Sixth Ward
Fisher
Bond Okay Spurs Officials No Time for Back Patting
City and hospital board spokesmen stressed rapid action after the hospital bond election favored by about eight percent. The plan aims to expand Lawrence Memorial Hospital with up to 40 percent Hill Burton aid, while bills for the 1955 Legislature would validate the election and authorize bonds. If approved, construction could start by June 1955 and take about 18 months. Riley Burcham welcomed the decision. the city seeks to reduce overcrowding with the expansion project.
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City and Hospital Board
Jim Wigglesworth
Hill-Burton
Lawrence
Wigglesworth
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Riley, Burcham
GM Gifts KU Four Equipment Pieces for Engineering School
The University of Kansas School of Engineering and Architecture and the University Extension received four display and testing items from General Motors Chevrolet Division in Kansas City. Dean T. DeWitt Carr accepted three cutaway models used in Motorama shows, plus a Skill-o-Meter for driver training at the Extension safety center. The exhibits included a blue flame engineer model, a power glide automatic transmission, and a power steering unit.
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University of Kansas School of Engineering and Architecture
University Extension
Chevrolet
General Motors Corp
R. B. Lyman
Chevrolet Motor Division
Kansas City
Dean T. DeWitt Carr
School of Engineering and Architecture
General Motors
Motorama
United States
Safety Center
M. 8
Lawrence Chevrolet
K.U
Shipman Winter Jr
Edward J. McBride
E. A. McFarland
McFarland
Kiwanis to Honor Boys in Haskell Key Club Meeting
The Kiwanis club at Haskell Institute will honor the Key Club during its weekly luncheon. Russell Mills, Kiwanis president, leads the event paying tribute to 26,000 high school boys in 1,100 clubs for leadership in school and community service.
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Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis International
Haskell Institute
Genn F. Brown
Russell Mills
Kiwanis
United States
Canada
Hawaii
Court Rules Against Woman in Hotel Case
A Topeka federal district court jury ruled against Eleanor Dee Thompson of Boone Iowa in her $61314 suit against Colonial Hotel owner Thomas T. Harvey. Thompson claimed a man broke into her hotel room in September 1952, assaulting and robbing her, and alleged the hotel’s door lock failed and negligent guest protection.
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Federal District Court
Eleanor Dee Thompson
Boone
Thomas T. Harvey
Weather summary for Kansas with clouds and showers
Partly cloudy weather with considerable eastern cloudiness this afternoon and tonight. Cooler tonight with possible thundershowers, high around 60 to 70 Thursday. Yesterday peaked at 88, low 44. Sunrise 6:36 am, sunset 5:36 pm. Rainfall to 1:20 pm recorded at 0.3 inches. Continuous dates and stray figures noted.
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Hoon
Terperat
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